Actor Suniel Shetty has announced his collaboration with Branquila Brand Ventures, integrated brand management agency founded by Sandeep Dahiya. The brand, with immediate effect, assumed responsibility for managing the actor's brand and businesses across multiple avenues with immediate effect.
This is the first time that Shetty has got an agency on-board, to not only strengthen and scale-up existing ventures but also explore newer avenues, across categories, and across platforms.
Talking about the collaboration, Suniel Shetty said, "Sandeep brings with him two key ingredients for unlocking future growth – experience across categories & imagination beyond compare. It’s a rare combo, and I am excited to have him on-board to explore newer avenues, as well as to propel the existing ones.”
“I strongly believe in ethical growth, and doing things differently. I am glad that we’ve got great alignment with him there as well,” he added.
“Anna Suniel Shetty is an industry in himself, and it’s an honour to work with him across multiple ventures to curate, create and collaborate on new and novel ideas,” said Sandeep Dahiya, Founder & CEO of Branquila Brand Ventures. “Mr. Shetty’s acute understanding of the key aspects of business, is hard to match – not just within the industry, but outside it as well. We look forward to collectively breaking newer frontiers,” he added.
With the new collaboration, the road ahead promises exciting ideas and engagements in the rapidly evolving entertainment and brand management landscape.
Dahiya launched Branquila last year, after he quit the Times of India Group in 2021. He spent eight years at the group, spearheading the launch of Times’ legacy brands into newer consumer categories. Under his leadership, Femina 'FLAUNT' became one of the bestselling exclusive women’s fashion brands within Shoppers Stop in over 25 cities.
At Times Lifestyle Enterprise, Dahiya lead the Times Group’s foray in the beauty space, with the launch of Femina FLAUNT Studio Salon - a company-owned, company-operated format, in Mumbai. Prior to the Times Group, he spent eight years at Viacom18, heading its Consumer Products Business - creating a scalable and sustainable business model in new categories for brands and IPs of MTV, Nickelodeon, Vh1, and Colors.
